Overview
- Boisson rallied from 2-5 down in the first set to defeat Anna Bondar 7-5, 6-3 in the Hamburg final.
- At 22, she ended France’s longest WTA title drought since Caroline Garcia’s 2022 season-ending victory.
- She overcame a double-break deficit and saved a crucial break point in the second set to secure her first tour crown.
- The win moves Boisson from world No.63 to inside the top 50 in Monday’s updated rankings.
- Her Hamburg triumph follows a French Open semifinal run as a wildcard, underscoring her rapid rise on clay.